Tiger Woods betting odds for The Masters REVEALED | Max Homa cannot believe it

The golf betting odds on Tiger Woods to win The Masters are varied across the board - will you be backing him if he plays at Augusta National?

Andy Roberts

01 Mar 2022

Tiger Woods betting odds for The Masters REVEALED | Max Homa cannot believe it — Tiger Woods betting odds for The Masters REVEALED | Max Homa cannot…

Tiger Woods may or may not be teeing it up at The Masters next month but bookmakers have added the 15-time major champion's name to the list of golf betting odds ahead of the season's first major at Augusta National.

Woods, who clinched a memorable fifth Masters title in 2019, is currently on the sidelines still recovering from serious leg injuries sustained in his horror car crash little more than 12 months ago.

The former World No.1 returned to play competitive golf with his son Charlie Woods at the PNC Championship in December 2021, and he performed and looked better than many expected as Team Woods went on to finish in second place.

Related: Charlie Woods odds SLASHED heavily on winning a first PGA Tour event and a Major before the age of 30!

Fast forward two months and Woods was seen smiling, walking and even climbing steps with ease during his tournament hosting duties at the Genesis Invitational on the PGA Tour two weeks ago.

The 82-time PGA Tour winner hinted he may play in the Par-3 Contest at The Masters, but he did not give much away as to whether or not he would play in the main event.

All we know is that Woods is doing everything he can to play in The Masters in little more than four weeks time.

So what price is Tiger Woods for The Masters?

Well the outright prices on Woods doing the unthinkable and winning the 2022 Masters are out, and it's fair to say they vary significantly across the board.

Some bookies are clearly more worried than others, but remember, if you place a bet on Woods to win The Masters and he does not start the tournament then you will get your money back.

You just won't get your money back on him should he withdraw from the tournament once he has started his first round.

Of the major UK bookmakers, Ladbrokes and Coral are going 33/1 on Woods winning The Masters, and that looks far too skinny in our eyes even though we all know just how much Woods loves this hallowed Georgia turf.

Maybe Ladbrokes and Coral know something we don't know?!

Paddy Power are going 40/1, which still looks too short, with Sky Bet going 50/1. Bet365 are offering a more reasonable 60/1, with Unibet going 66/1.

You can get closer to 100/1 on Woods over on Betting Exchanges such as Betfair, and you can get a huge 150/1 (+15000) available at Circa Sports based in Las Vegas. Now that looks a bit more reasonable.

PGA Tour star Max Homa cannot quite believe those particular odds, albeit he is a little surprised by his own position in the market!